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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1961
Page
7
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The State Alcoholic Control Commission heard protests over granting an all alcohol license to J Walter and company, with critics alleging conflicts of interest in a prior beer and wine transfer by Selectman Lawrence Tighe. Attorney Cohen pressed that the license must comply with current distance laws and ownership rules, while witnesses including Edward Moynihan testified.
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Moynihan denies any accounting relationship with the MacKinnons or Sudbury Supermarket Inc. The commission weighs revoking or transferring the beer and wine license amid a crowded hearing. The MacKinnons sought an all alcohol license jointly as individuals while owning the beer and wine license through Sudbury Supermarket Corp. Law bars holding two licenses directly or indirectly.
Carlisle Superintendent Frances Whitman attends the North East Sunday School convention in Brockton today through Saturday. The Christian Endeavor hold its annual retreat at Camp Sutherland Pembroke Friday to Sunday led by Mr Paul MacVittie with Rev Roy Blake as speaker. Next Sunday at 7 pm worship the film Fire on the Heather by Billy Sunday will be shown.
Tonight public works meets at the town house at 7 30 p m followed by a school committee gathering at Roosevelt School at 8 p m Planning board meets at the town house at 8 p m Friday hosts board of assessors at 7 p m Saturday municipal committee meets at the town house 10 30 a m Tuesday selectmen meet at the town house 7 p m Board of public welfare at the town house 8 p m Civil defense at the old police station p m Wednesday insurance advisory meeting in the treasurer s office 7 30 p m Fire engineers meet at the fire station 8 p m High School needs committee at Green Meadow School 8 30 p m
The United Presbyterian Church fellowship committee hosts a Halloween hayride through Sudbury this Saturday at 8 p m. Participants are urged to wear costumes and a team of horses will pull the wagon. After the ride, refreshments will be served in the church fellowship hall.
Congratulations flowed for Mk and Mrs. Joseph Paolini of Maplewood avenue as they marked their 50th wedding anniversary. Married Oct 24 in St. Joseph's Church Lynn they celebrated with a turkey dinner for relatives and friends. The couple has one son Frank of Hingham and two grandchildren. Mr. Paolini has served on the Sudbury Police Department for 20 years after living in Brookline prior to moving to Sudbury in 1936.
Concord George J. Sallett, Pearl Harbor Attack Veterans committee chairman, seeks funds for a delegation to Pearl Harbor for the Arizona Memorial dedication on Dec 7. He received a letter from Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt saying she will write a column about the pilgrimage and has enclosed a small sum toward the goal.
Mrs. Esther Evans is home recovering after hospital stay and staying with her daughter Mrs. Wally Alto on Beacon Street.
Maynard resident Dorothy Allen, a waitress at the Patriot Restaurant on Florida Road, fell Monday forenoon and may have dislocated a knee. She was taken to Emerson Hospital for observation.
Maynard High School class of 1936 held a 25th anniversary reunion at Stow Acres Country Club. A catered supper, dancing to Ray Leach, and remarks by speakers Irene LeMoine Cosgrove and Leo and Alice Mullen marked the event. Class officers and award recipients were noted, with committee members named.
Humid weather leaves closets with damp mildew smell. Advice suggests airing clothing and cleaning closet interiors with a baking soda solution using one cup per a pail of hot water.
Concord and Roxborough ministers urge thoughtful discussion of civil defense issues in upcoming sermons. They criticize unchristian attitudes toward sheltering and warn against excessive, nationwide zeal while stressing care for the vulnerable and international perceptions. Strong local church leadership listed includes PoOON Barber Clark Graham Jellis Keech Hartman Wooton Starr and Oden.
The Acton Couples Club of South Acton Congregational Church will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at 240 Main Street South Acton for its annual Halloween party. Attendees are invited to wear masquerade costumes.
Concord Chapter of the Order of DeMolay held a Friday meeting at Masonic Temple featuring The Renegrades pop act by teen musicians Donny Roberts guitar Bob Pearses bass and Chews Baker rhythm guitars Dave Shedd drums Eric Shugaer sax. Master Countor Paul Delaney led the Mother and Son supper and a bus trip to the auto Rama show followed. The management praised the boys for good conduct and invited them back next year.
The finance committee recommends shifting the remaining Chapter 718 funds from Summer street road work to Main street construction. The board votes to endorse the P.W.D. Superintendent Donald Lent's proposal after his appearance before the board on Tuesday.
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